Which principle requires that a project be stopped if it can no longer be justified?
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✓ Correct answer: A. Ensure continued business justificationThe 'ensure continued business justification' principle requires that projects without valid justification should be stopped.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Manage by stages: Manage by stages defines review points, not the decision to stop.
• Learn from experience: Learning from experience is about applying lessons, not viability decisions.
• Tailor to suit the project: Tailoring is about adapting processes, not stopping projects.
• Focus on products: Focus on products is about defining deliverables, not continuation decisions.
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